Saved my life. I still might throw it out the window, but it looks really simple now.

Thank you 😊 my aunt just gave me one of these. I think it’s an original from 1992 in excellent condition. She only used it one time before she purchased a full size sewing machine

Thks so much for your real care n attention teaching this so well.

I was feel’n quite manly and all at sea look’n at it and I now feel confident even * I * can do it😅

I got mine cheap! new for a fiver.

My contribution… if gonna rawdog it for a repair… use the heaviest threat that still works, cos any thread breaks spell doom in short order 😂😅

Cut enough thread from sewing machine, about 3 inches to have enough to make a knot in the back.  Turn to the back of fabric & use the seam reaper to pull the 3 inch thread to the back. Take a threader to help you guide. Pass a threader in the last stitch on back of fabric,  run the thread  through the threader,  pull out about one inch and guide the thread through the loop and pull it tight to finish the knot.

Thaaaankyou so much for this tutorial:) i have this stuff for how many yrs. Got it as a present and i'm soooo frustrated on how to use that properly, now i have a  solution to my problem 😅 thanks to you. :)

Thank you for taking the time to express each individual step.

Mann!!! Super video..I just finished sewing my jackets with a broken pocket ha’- Can you make a exclusive video talking about the “end” and the hole with the loop and stuff…please..I am soo slow understanding…

You literally just saved me. I was going to use this to hem my kids clothes. But I couldn't get the starter stitches to stay in. Great video. Thank you.

Honestly have no idea how you ladies with nails can thread stuff and work with teeency lil threadings 🤘🏼🤘🏼AWESOME

The bobbin is where the blue thread is. The larger red "button" is for manual movement of the needle.

Thank you for directions and examples.

I see these at garage sales all the time. Next time I might just go ahead and pick it up would be nice to have.. Tfs...

u can put foot pedal on that dc plug, amazon parts. I made a mount for mine, clamp it to table.

I enjoyed you from the beginning to the end.  Ur voice is soothing and ur hands are so beautiful.  Thks for sharing.kj

After cutting, pull the thread end back through the top / front side of the sewn material, then slightly lift the last stitch put the thread through that loop and tie off there so it doesn’t come unraveled (the threader is very handy for doing this).
I don’t know about the first stitch, whether it will come out or not, but I would think it should somehow be tied off too. Anybody know?

I was looking at this little machine for making ephemera

Great Video!! EASY to follow and informative! I wish I had found this video before buying this gadget!! I love to make easy projects like drawstring bags and card laying mats and had thought this would speed up  my process.  Truly, I am better off handstiching. At least I know my end product will last and not unravel! I plan on looking further at the other little machine shown at the beginning. Video: A+++   Personal opinion oF Singer Handheld: FAIL SERIOUS FAIL! Boooooooooooooo!!!

Thanks so much for posting this, I think I’ll invest in the second one you showed.  Great review!!

I'm glad you're reviewing ! I always if it worked.

Hi! Mine is not sewing anything just making holes, how do I fixed that?? Any ideas please??